Host Brian Smith explores the remarkable resilience and leadership of Theodore Roosevelt, particularly during a life-threatening event when he was shot but continued to deliver a speech. It highlights his determination, the lessons in leadership he imparted, and the significance of struggle in achieving greatness.

Host Brian Smith recalls the birth of his brother Jeff's Fantasy Football League & the origins of "the ring".

Host Brian Smith recalls a day as a 4 year old where he goes on a search for his mother on a busy street in 1962.

In this heartfelt episode, Brian Smith reflects on the profound impact of his three uncles—Dallas, Dale, and Bob—who shaped his life through laughter, adventure, and faith. Each uncle brought unique lessons and memories that contributed to his personal growth and understanding of family. Through storytelling, Brian honors their legacies and emphasizes the importance of family connections.

Host Brian Smith describes his 60 year search to answer his questions about the JFK assassination.

Host Brian Smith reviews the 1935 Big Ten Track Championships and the remarkable performance of Jesse Owens. Owens' accomplishments at the 1936 Olympics are also discussed.

Host Brian Smith shares his exclusive interview with President Abraham Lincoln.

Host Brian Smith discusses the 1974 incident where brother Jeff is hit on the head by a flying aluminum bat.